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#X msg 51 68 nth \$1;
#X text 107 51 By default tabfind finds the first instance of the input.
;
#X text 98 67 The [nth( message sets which instance to fnd.;
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#X text 131 86 The [set( message sets which array to look in.;
#X text 148 149 index \, or length of array if input not found.;
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#X text 281 287 2008_11_20 Martin Peach;
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#X text -4 -30 [tabfind] searches an array and outputs the index at
which the input float or list of floats is found.;
#X text 166 127 argument is the name of the array to search in.;
#X text 50 -4 <--find this number.;
#X text 71 33 <-- or find this sequence.;
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